Friends, competitors and co-show directors of the 2022 USA Water Ski Show Team that will compete in Winter Haven, Florida, in the 2022 IWWF World Water Ski Show Tournament, Dave Rezin and Matt Heilman share a bond forged over water skiing. 

We'll talk show ski, the passion for the discipline in Wisconsin, and what it means to them to represent their nation on the world's biggest show ski stage.  

What does a legend do after a career ending injury?

Sammy Duvall takes us through his second act, the past, present and future of the sport, and the direction of professional skiing. 

From his breakthrough performance in 1981 at the age of 19 to his 2020-foot leap in the 90s, Sammy Duvall changed waterskiing - and its image - forever. Ranked No. 1 in the world from 1979 to 1994, Sammy Duvall remains one of the most notable names in water skiing.

In this two-part interview, Sammy talks about coming up through the ranks, learning from and competing against his peers in the sport, and his 1987 World Water Ski Championship performance in Thorpe Park, England. 

Competing on the cutting edge of her discipline, Anna Gay talks about the future of tricks water skiing, being part of a water skiing family, and her vision of combining online learning with the sport. 

As the 2022 season gets under way, superstar Freddy Krueger talks about both the physical and mental aspect of the sport and his life as a family man. 

More monk than madman, Marcus Brown has transitioned from University World Champion and Australian Moomba Masters Champion to multimedia and water ski method master. Marcus joins host Tyler Boyd to talk about his career in water skiing, that famous YouTube video and how a holistic approach to mind and health will improve the sport.  

What more can you say about a four-time world overall record holder that has been named the Top Female Athlete of the Last Quarter Century by the IWWF?

How about the most remarkable comeback of all time?

Regina Jaquess joins Tyler Boyd to talk about that amazing comeback, her future in the sport and the challenges of balancing being a small business owner with also being a top international professional athlete. 

Scot "The Rocketman" Ellis closed out his incredible professional career in October at the 37th IWWF World Waterski Championship.  Host Tyler Boyd sits down with Ellis to talk about his three decades at the highest level of the sport, the invention of Ski Flying with Bruce Neville, and his future.